Nuclear War: Renewed Debate on Limited Conflicts | JQJO

The 80th anniversary of Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings highlights a renewed debate on limited nuclear war. While leaders declare nuclear war unwinnable, nations' actions suggest preparations for such conflicts. Growing tensions between superpowers, China's expanding arsenal, and potential proliferation raise concerns. Experts disagree on the feasibility and implications of 'limited' nuclear war, with some arguing it's necessary to deter aggression, while others warn of uncontrollable escalation. The risk of miscalculation and communication failure during a crisis remains significant, emphasizing the continued danger of nuclear conflict.